BIM
Intelligent Models for More Efficient, Reliable Projects
At Engserj, we use BIM (Building Information Modeling) as the foundation for developing integrated, information-driven projects.
Through intelligent digital models, we bring together all multidisciplinary project information in a single collaborative environment. This approach strengthens coordination between disciplines, enables early clash detection during the design stage and supports more effective decision-making throughout the project life cycle.
Our BIM approach integrates technology, processes and multidisciplinary teams to reduce rework, optimize resources and improve the reliability of our solutions. The result is greater accuracy and efficiency, with projects ready to meet the demands of increasingly complex developments.
BIM Execution Plan
The BIM Execution Plan (BEP) is prepared during the early stages of a project to define how BIM will be applied to meet the agreed objectives, requirements and deliverables.
The document establishes participant roles, planned BIM uses, expected deliverables, modeling and documentation standards, and the procedures for multidisciplinary coordination and clash detection.
As a key reference for project management and development, the BEP guides the teams involved regarding responsibilities, processes, information workflows, and criteria for model production and sharing. Once approved by the client, it also supports deliverable monitoring and review.
BIM Project Objectives
Higher project quality and accuracy
Reduced rework and construction costs
More reliable surveys of existing conditions
More accurate quantity takeoffs for cost estimating and procurement
Greater cost predictability and control
Improved communication and document management across teams
Greater predictability of design and construction schedules
Reliable BIM models supporting operations, maintenance and asset management throughout the entire life cycle
Expected BIM Uses
Project development in a collaborative environment integrating all disciplines
Generation of technical documentation from the models, including plans, sections, elevations, details and reports in DWG and PDF formats
Project coordination within a Common Data Environment (CDE), covering document management, issues, communication and approval workflows
Multidisciplinary coordination and clash detection based on a federated model
Quantity takeoffs and cost-estimating support aligned with the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
4D planning through integration of the BIM model with the project schedule
BIM Stages
BIM supports a development throughout its entire life cycle, from planning through operations and maintenance. Engserj works in the planning and design development stages and may also provide Design Site Support (ATO) during project implementation.
Multidisciplinary Coordination and Clash Detection
Design Site Support (ATO)